A story of love found, and lost, and the spaces in between. (more)

A story about a neighbour, which turns out also to be a story about another neighbour – and when all comes to all: about the narrator herself. (more)

A detective story. "There was a murder of a young man, who had three mistresses. Which of them is a murderer?" (more)

A deaf-mute, lovelorn waitress has written a friend of her fractured heart. It's a garbled world in which Ruby spins between love, lust, and a bus ticket to California. (more)

Here's your typical love story, except for one small detail: the husband is a race horse. (more)

Jay came with me to a whiskey convention thinking that he was going to have a blast...but someone from his past throws his night into a painful meditation on love and whiskey. (more)

A short, poetic instruction manual for the man who wishes to philander or have an extra-marital affair, but doesn't know where to begin. (more)

Field recordings of a Peruvian Pentecostal church service were used as a base for this piece, with which samples from The Books were incorporated in support of the narration of a spanish folk tale about the nature of heaven and best friends. (more)

Re:sound's Gwen Macsai hosts this year's national broadcast, showcasing the best radio stories of the year - winners of the 2011 TC / Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Competition. (more)

On the flight back from her honeymoon, Mary Beth loses her luggage and thinks it's a sign that her marriage might be a mistake. (more)

A relationship based on missed meetings and message machines. (more)

Cohabitation is a dark and funny radio play consisting of five inspired vignettes chronicling one day in the lives of the human and non-human (both dead and alive) inhabitants of a fictional greystone in Chicago. (more)

Kaitlin and her recorder sitting in a tree…with Kelly the herbalist discussing the possibilities of plant-loving. (more)

Maria wants to be married in every state. (more)

Fictional account of bad behavior inspired by the mug. (more)

A working man spots a beautiful woman in a restaurant while waiting for his food. (more)

State park ranger Ed Werler lives alone in a quiet, isolated area of Maine. At the age of 90, Ed reflects on his second marriage, revealing a relationship characterized by love, loyalty, and uncertainty. (more)

I said this is NUTS, and he agreed. (more)

With the couple next door constantly fighting and my friends failed marriages in good memory I started to wonder why Sweden seems to fail in loving until death do us part. (more)

Announcing the winners of this year's Third Coast / Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Competition! (more)